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• • HugeCorporation
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  • • Joined 31 Jan, 2013
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  • 23 Feb, 2013
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  Need more info on how you're dealing with the LoS field. Is it it's own sprite? If so, then you want to use a container

  If you put the sprite you're using for your detection field in a container with the enemy sprite...when a specific field is picked, it will automatically pick the enemy in that container.

  If you're going about it some other way, then you'll need to provide us with a capx or some code to look at.

  that's exactly what I needed... sorry I didn't include the .capx, will do in future posts, tahnk you for the fast response

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• • HugeCorporation
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  • • Joined 31 Jan, 2013
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  • 23 Feb, 2013
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  here's my problem: I'm trying to make a system where each enemy has a Line of sight field and when the player they react to it as long as the player stays inside, atm i've been able to make it work for any given enemy as long as there isn't more than 1 enemy with the player inside its LoS field. The thing is I'm using the "is colliding with" condition to detect the player inside the field, and since it can't differenciate between each instance, as long as the player stays inside ANY field the condition will return true.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  PS: I can't use the "pick" conditions because I need it to be able to work with more than 1 enemy at the time.

• • HugeCorporation
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  • 11 Feb, 2013
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  Hey, guys. I still haven't got my doors working quite as I want them to, but you seem to have set me on the right path. Thanks for all the help!

• • HugeCorporation
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  • 9 Feb, 2013
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  Hi, guys. I'm new to construct and I'm having trouble getting my doors to work correctly.

  The Problem:

  I have four doors in a level. All use the same sprite. Door 1 should to door 2 and vice versa, and door 3 should lead to door four, and vice versa. Now, I could just make four separate doors and four separate events, but this strikes me as inefficient. Is there any way to tell each instance of a door apart and ensure they all lead to the correct door?